Given the universal pressures within the health and elderly care sectors for cost reduction
and the need for high‐quality care, the effective management of the workforce in care …

The existence of a healthy immigrant effect—where immigrants are on average healthier
than the native born—is a widely cited phenomenon across a multitude of literatures …

This paper examines the relationship between the number and rights of low-skilled migrant
workers in high-income countries. It identifies a trade-off: Countries with large numbers of …

In its final report the Global Commission on International Migration recommended that “..
states and the private sector should consider the option of introducing carefully designed …

Independent, Skilled Independent Regional and Skilled-Australian Sponsored (for those
sponsored by a relative who is an Australian citizen or permanent resident) visas. They also …

The global economy is changing as the economic power base moves from West to East.
Post-industrial societies are ageing. No longer possessing a competitive advantage in …

Presents an assessment of the benefits and costs of temporary and permanent immigration,
with regard to the budgets and balance sheets of Australian governments, and the income …

Australia has been aggressively pursuing skilled migrants to sustain its population and
foster economic growth. However, many skilled migrants experience a downward career …

Little attention has been paid to factors that influence employers in their recruitment
behaviour, especially as it affects immigrants. In order to address this gap in the literature, a …

Scholarship on immigration and globalization has failed to adequately analyze the nation‐
state's regulatory capacities, insisting instead that contemporary patterns of migration …